Nashua Sex Offender, With Extensive Criminal History, Accused Of Failing To Notify Cops Of New Cellphone

NASHUA, NH — A sex offender from Nashua was arrested on July 4, accused of duty to report and duty to inform again.

In mid-January, police received information accusing Stanley Urbanowicz, 38, of Nashua, of being noncompliant with his registration requirements, according to Sgt. John Cinelli, the public information officer and communications division supervisor for the Nashua Police Department. It was reported Urbanowicz obtained a new cellphone but failed to notify the police about it, as required by law, he said. Urbanowicz was required to report any changes in his sex offender registration after being convicted of indecent exposure and lewdness in Hillsborough County Superior Court South in November 2004.

“Urbanowicz also failed to conduct a required semi-annual sex offender registration at the Nashua Police Department,” Cinelli said.

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Detectives, he said, furthered the investigation, and a warrant was issued for his arrest on duty to report-subsequent and change of registration information-duty to inform-subsequent charges, both felonies.

Urbanowicz was arrested on July 4 and released on $300 cash bail. He is due in Nashua District Court for arraignment on July 31.

According to the state of New Hampshire, Urbanowicz’s criminal history includes convictions for duty to report, resisting arrest, violation of probation, simple assault, criminal threatening, robbery, theft, reckless conduct, and receiving stolen property.

Anyone with information regarding this case was asked to contact the Nashua Police Department Crime Line at 603-589-1665.

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